Promoting the study of military history through the art of tabletop miniature wargaming
. . by Albert Zoller. Hardback (6.4×9.4 inches). 189 pages. 2025 translated reprint of 1952 reprint of 1949 book. This easy read offers Christa Schroeder’s memoirs as secretary to Hitler. It covers a wide range of topics, with observations on
. . by Bill Sloan. Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 422 pages. 2003. If you ever wanted a book as a source for a WWII tabletop scenario on Wake Island, here it is. With attention to detail about postings, and a fantastic
. . by Timothy J. O’Keefe. Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 336 pages. 2025 reprint of 2011 book. Subtitle: The Fighting Men of the 14th Armored Division in World War II This unit history borrows heavily from the Division History and the
. . by David Gendell. Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 307 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Two Remarkable Football Games in the Army-Navy Rivalry Are you ready for some football? Before the NFL held sway in our collective TV sets, college football reigned supreme
. . by Theodore C. Mataxis jr. Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 272 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The Life of a Cold War Warrior, Brig. Gen. Theodore C. Mataxis (Ret) This biography offers a quite positive look at the life and career of
. . by Andrew Sangster. Hardback (6.3×9.4 inches). 168 pages. 2025. Subtitle: The German General Who Defied Hitler The subtitle makes it seem as if Gen. Fridolin Rudolph von Senger und Etterlin was part of an assassination plot, but he
. . by Paul Coby. Hardback (7.2×9.9 inches). 257 pages. 2022. What a marvelous systematic plotting of Roman forts and Roman roads in Wales and Scotland. Better yet, the forts are specified by size, and hence, troops assigned. All this
. . by Stuart Maine. Hardback (9.6×11.9 inches). 215 pages. 2025. Subtitile: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Great Games The author 27-year (p15 — or in a back cover typo 28-year) track record as a video game designer merits a
. . by Steven Zaloga. Softcover (8.0×10.0 inches). 270 pages. 2025 reprint of 2016 book. Subtitle: The Battle of Arracourt, September 1944 The title is a bit of a misnomer, as the battles covered are more than Arracourt. These include:
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